fík-fun-num

ffk s. time, season i. q. fi 2.

flh cfr. T. mlin vb. n. to be clear as water or sky; a-fín 1. adj. clear, transparent, a-fiù nan to become clear; 2. blue. – fiù-ñà fíñ-ñă 1. clear, lucid, 2. blue, 3. fair, beautiful, comely (as woman). redupl. fun-fin-bo adj., füñ-fin-lă adv. blue. fin-fo ("fin" its call) s. the red-eared bay- woodpecker Venilia pyrrhotis, M. Je. 291, acc. W. fi-ing Blythipicus pyrrhotis; fin-fo myat (the woodpecker) to cry persistently by which cry monkeys are said to be attracted. fit see fi.

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für 1. vb. to hasten one's self; to be assiduous, to be sedulous, to stick to a work, to be indefatigable. — für-bo adj. persistent, s. a person obstinately resolved on a thing. für-rå für-rå 1. zealously 2. quickly as bird's flying für-rå für-ră ảyok zuk vb. to work persistently. - für-lát s. 1. alacrity, zeal, energy, 2. assiduity, industry, laboriousness, drudgery, indefatigability.-tä-für s. diligence, adj. plodding, mi ta-für one who sticks

fft or fyit s. a contrivance for catching fish no-fyit; fyit fo s. the ribs (teeth) of the fyit-trap.

fim see fi.

fil 1. for fyal q. v.; 2. see tük-fil. fuk reduplic. of fak, fük, fyek etc. fùkfük-la or fa-fük-là dirty, bad complexioned. fun- reduplic. of fin, van, van etc. fun, a-fun s. a corpse; also fun fun, a-fun lap vb. to bury a corpse, a-fun luk vb. to exhumate, a-fün luk tek vb. to rebury, a-fün tük-fil s. a species of ant. a-fui fun vb. to burn a corpse; a-fun răn vb. to sit on watch over a corpse; a-fúñ zuk vb. to put on the shroud; a-fün tek vb. to perform funeral ceremonies; a-fün teklu 8. sepeliundi modus J. fün zăn da nyi to lie like a corpse; fun so-bo 8. funeral bearers P.; fün so-sa lyan s. burrying ground, cemetery; fun prók s. a shroud, fun prók-ka ka-den or fun prók-să dům id. P. fut, a-fut 8. a handle, the shaft of spear; s. a-fut nyim-bo having a handle, having foundation, purchase, power; a-füt mănyin-num-bo false, unfounded; ban füt s. a knife-handle; tūk-füt s. 1. a handle as of knife etc., 2. a small pestle. fun vb. n. to be isolated i. q. tă fũn- redupl. of vún etc. q.v. fŭn-nŭm s. an enemy (Old Lepcha) now: pun-jum s. an enemy (see jum), fun-nům fun-zóm.

q. v.

to his work in the field.

für 2. fä-für-la flattering as thin dress by wind.

ful i. q. fal vb. n. to fall off itself as fruit, horns, button etc.

(fŭl) tă-fŭl s. a tube, a piece of bamboo for blowing the fire with or for passing a string thro' and leading a dog to prevent its biting.

ful redupl. see fùl-lå fyel-la i. q. fàl-lå fyel-là see under fyel, fyål.

fu 1., fu-m early morning són fum, fu-lă adv. early, soon, in a few days, shortly applied to the past, as well as future; nam fu-lă-ka in a few years; tå-só fu-lå fi (he) arrived short time ago; fu-la di-io will come soon.

fu 2. vb. t. to cut the roots of deepgrowing plants as arum-spec. to prevent the bulb growing low, buk-fu see ruk-šil.

fum, a-fum s. the root or bulb of potatoes near the surface, a cut root to prevent deep growing, buk fum a yam so cut.

fu 3. adj. ferruginous, reddish (as water tinctured with iron) un fu muddy brown, fu a-ri a f. taste.

(fut), reduplic. füt-tä fut-tà adv. with briskness, f.-tā f.-tå ȧyok mat vb. to stimulate, urge on work.

(fut) tă-fut 1. 8. seminal discharge with odour, 2. the gland of musk-deer, hog, etc.; t.-f. ri-nóm the sinell as of goat,

pig etc.; să-bŭr tå-fut ri-nóm the smell of the musk-bag of the musk-deer.

fun vb. t. to make propitiatory vows to evil spirit, to deprecate malignity muń fun;-fam-fun s. things promised in case of recovery of patient etc.

fup, a-fup s. inner skin of grain, inner crust, sheath, pellicle, móù fup the husk of millet, kun-tson fup the skin over grains of maize; kól fup the skin over kernel of walnut; nyor fup the epidermis of ear. ta-fup s. id. zo tu-fup s. the inner husk of grain.

fum see fu.

fo 1. a bird M. 137. so yŭ id. T. bya, fo kyok vb. to pick (birds); fo tyúk vb. (bird) to hop; fo fyer vh. (b.) to swoop; fo dyar lám vb. to learn to fly as young bird from mother, fo dyár nón to fly with difficulty as young b. or wounded bird; fo taut vb. to alight as birds; fo hlyon vb. to couple birds.

etc.

Comp. fo-kup s. a young bird; fo-kúp fam-blyāk s. a large dark and yellow butterfly; fo-kup dor s. a spec. of mushroom. - fo-kóp s. the feathers of wing a quill. — fo-gói s. the spur as of cock fo jum fo úyók rik i. q. tũn năm fo ȧyók rik s. a plant. — fo jok a partially fledged bird; fo tà-gryu s. the crop, the craw; fo tak i. q. fo tók see tók; fo tap s. a snare for catching birds; fo ti s. a birds egg; fo tim-fo 8. see fa-tim-fo;-fo tyul s. flock of birds; — fo fet a bird's settle; — fo di s. small birds, all specc. of small birds; — fo dóp S. a flight or flock of birds; fo dyй i. q. fo di; fo pun-ku s. the wing, fo pin-ku fóp vb. to flap wings;-fo punci s. the claw or talon; fo pek s. a contrivance for catching birds, fo pek sak vb. to set f.-p.; — fo-boù s. a beak of bird; -fo-bom s. a matured female b. M. 27; — fo ma-ló s. a noose for catching birds; — fo mik s. “eye of bird" sores that break out on hands and feet of man, ichthyosis fo mik pla vb. to appear (ichthyosis); fo myal s. the feathers

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of b., the plumage, fo myal ot vb. to moult; fo team s. a congregation of birds; fo tsum kún 8. a tree or place where birds congregate, fo tsam lyan id.; - fo-tsuk s. a snare for catching birds; fo tson s. the crest; -fo yon fo i. q. få yon fo;-fo ryul fo i. q. fă-r.; — fo lik 8. 1. the call or song of b. 2. a snaro for b.; fo lyán a tame bird; - fo lyen a young fully fledged b.; fo lyón a young b. able to fly a little but not far; fo vin s. the roost i. c. lit jan, fo vòn nan vb. to roost; - fo vón fo 8. svo făvón fo; - fo vyar 8. a snare for birds;

fo sa s. a path of birds; fo sop s. bird's skin, fo sap s. the nest, fo sap mat-tun-ka fi vb. to be in great distress, to fall into difficulty Tbr. fo a-lám u b. which can fly. see no-fo, fă-. fo 2, a-fo s. 1. a tooth of man, a-fo a-dum a human being, a-fo-ka ma-ri blyan to have dirty teeth; fo kral s. a toothpick, fo kral på-tin s. id.; fo krulsă král vb. to pick teeth with f. kr.; fo krom projecting teeth; — fo krót jagged or wide-apart teeth; (a-) fo góm s. the back teeth; (a-) fo grit lu or ta vb. to grind the teeth from anger, pain or in sleep; — a-fo gli s. the roots of teeth; a-fo jan vb. to be lock-jawed; fo jan dák lockjaw; — fo jin-nă jîñ-ñå mat vb. to grin, to show teeth; fo sun-jen-là exposed teeth; fo nyit decayed teeth; -a-fo nyit-tun fa vb. to have decayed teeth; -fo nyel s. teeth and gum; băn 8. the roots of teeth; fo bu 8. a "tooth-worm" canker in teeth, rotten teeth, (a-) fo bù dák s. tooth-ache, fo bunun fa hollow tooth; fo bù tā-lam 8. a gum-boil; fo bu rik s. a creeper (root used for filling and soothing pain of hollow tooth); - fo zal 8. the foreteeth, incisors; (u-)fo zóm vb. to clinch teeth together, to bite the lips; - fo tsop two teeth united; fo lun 8. wisdom-teeth; a-fo hyck vb. to show the teeth, to grin in anger or otherwise; hollowed tooth; - fo vik s.

fo-fok

2. an eyetooth; a-fo sol a tooth to grow behind another, fo sol s. irregular teeth, one growing before the other; fo dyit 8. tartar in teeth; a-fo yuk vb. to change the teeth as children. See fóm vb. to masticate. 2. taste, flavour, fo ya vb. to know flavour, to have a taste for anything or to desire for anything, fo-yum-bo 8. a taster, an epicure; 3. a tooth of saw etc., edge of knife, ban fo, teeth of comb hrit fo; the muller in grinding, the upper as weights on yet q. v., lun čak fo the muller, the part of the yet-trap (for fish) that holds down the prå (the stones of it).

fo 3. vb. n. to rave, to speak nonsense, to be delirious, dù dăk-lũñ fo to bedelirious in fover; jan-bo zan fo to rave like a mad man; mik-krap-ka fo kyon to talk in sleep; in comp. c. sak: sak fo to be depressed in spirits.

fo bŭ s. 1. see under fo 2.; 2. name of insect that infects the leaves of Eugenia jambolana, houce sometimes applied to the tree itself, see tük-glän: fo bù kun Wtt. E. 419.

fo mok (fo see fo and fu-) acc. W. R. 208 s. u. of a bird, Carpophaga insignis. fo vón acc. W. R. 214,,fo vong" s. n. of a bird Chibia hottentota. See få-vón. fo hryum acc. W. R. 211 „phor-rhyum” s. n. of birds Pomatorhinus schisticeps and Pomatorhinus erythrogenys.

fo lin acc. W. R. 219. n. of a bird, Haematospiza sipahi and Propasser edwardsi. See fă-lin.

fok 1. vb. t. to scoop out, to hollow out, to excavate earth; tŭ-búk fok to disembowel; vb. n. to be excoriated or denuded W. 64., tun-gar fok-nón the basket has become broken in holes, worn out; 8. a-fok a thing hollowed out, a shell, a crust, a-ti fok 8. eggshell; ro-ba fok 8. tortoise-shell, sev kól-pót fok etc.; anything old, worn out, empty, husky suk-nyom fok a withered leaf, a mere trifle, a nothing, a leaf, scoria, scum, debris pin-jen fok scoria, dross; fok-lut „denuded peak” n.

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pr. of a mountain, Phallut W. 64. fok and pur-fok applied to things that have become scaled from age as tā-fyep punfok an old worn out (gourd-) ladle.

fok, 2 fúk-kā fok-ků adv. soft, yielding; slushing, also fak-ků fok-kā grik the slushing sound of water.

fon vb. t. to cut thro' in numbers as jungle etc. to clear the way, to cut down (as jungle, crops) ban-nun muk foù bú nón to go cutting one's way thro' jungle; påzók fon to cut down and clear away jungle; fyan fon to cut down and disperse enemy. fop see mut pă-am fop.

for 1. to ease a weighed down head of, grain etc. by cutting the leaves, zo nyot ból nón nyak for the rice-fleld has been beaten down, prune or reap the ears.

for 2, for ban to deprecate the evil effects of mun at different periods of life (cere-mony performed at different seasons by 'mun). —a-for, a-for a-ban s. oppression by evil spirits.

fók a-fók s. 1. a step as of ladder, stairs steps, kun (lån) fók wooden (stone) steps. notch in wood etc. to admit of anything resting on it, fók-lùn hróň vb. to ascend steps. 2. adj. indented as head, rugged as road, a-tyak fók an indented head. fük-fók-lú adv. hollowed, concave.

fók 2. 8. place where game is aboundant or a stream where fish is abundant, fők ram name of a place near the source of the run-nyo which was noted for its game and fishing: fók ram a-dyut poison (for arrows) of Fókram M.

(fón 1.) tă-fón 8. a trough Ex. tà-fón fől vb. to scoop a trough.

fón 2. vb. 1. to be green, 2. adj. abbrev. of fun-fóù green, fóù hlyan a green twig on tree; fón-bo adj. green. - a-fóù adj. green (colour), fresh (smile). (colour), fresh (smile). — fùñ-fón-bo adj. fün-fón-là adv. green. fam for s. any thing green, vegetables. — på-főù bù or pur-fón bù s. name of green snake.

fón mun s. n. pr. of evil spirit, an encourager of infidelity, adultery; a-yà lôn gāú a-ro zák‐žo a-ro lón yăn a-ya-fón mun

nun zak-so if the wife commit adultery, the husband will be struck by f. m., if the husband, the wife etc.

fót 1. 8. a spec. of leech, fót-bu id. Hirudo. fót 2. vb. t. to unroll, uncoil, bát fót to open a packet as string, cloth, paper, čo fot to open a book, 2. vb. n. to open (as flower) rip fót to blossom; 3. vb. t. to disclose, to reveal, to divulge, to lay open, rin ma f. to d. a secret.

fót 3. vb. t. to take a mouthful, to chuck into mouth; fam fót s. a slight refreshment, a repast, a luncheon, fam fót lya to take refreshment.

fón 1. vb. t. to pull out, to spread out as cotton, ki fón vb. to pull cotton to pieces, as in cleansing, to render soft. fón 2. s. a piece of cloth to cover the privities.

fóm 1. (see fo 2.) vb. t. to masticate, to chew; fóm-nón-bo chewed masticated; afóm adj. chewed.

fóm 2. bad, short see ki-fóm (cotton). fóm 3. s. a contrivance for killing bears and other large climbing animals, să-na fóm a bear-trap.

fór, a-fór s. exudation, discharge, 2. sperma genitale viri aut mulieris; kun fór 8. the exudation from a tree, the sap, gum; for ri nóm vb. to have a fusty smell.

fór fór vb. n. 1. to spread, to eat in, applied to a phagedenic discharge as cancer, leprosy, fór-rå fór-ră advbly., dom dük-nün a-mák-ka fór-rå fór-rå ta-bŭ-nón the leprosy breaks out fiercely at intervals.2. adjly. sharp, penetrating (as sharp knife), consuming (as fire), tak-tsu fór fór let sh. p. as a pickaxe, prit fór for let sh. p. as a hatchet.

fól 1. vb. t. to scoop out, to hollow, to mine, to burrow.

161 2. for ful (to shed) q. v.

fól 3 a-fól s. the smell or taste of blood fól ri nóm, mún fól raw meat, also applied sometimes to the smell of iron.

fyǎk see fyók.

fyǎn see fyen.

fyǎn-fyak

tyán, fyin-nă fyăn-nă i. q. fin-na făn nå q. v.

fyár fyár-ră fyár-ră straight, upright, on plan-ka fyár-rå fyár-ră nón to sit upright on horseback; fyár-rå fyár-rå fyan to sink directly and deeply into earth, fyár-rå fyárrà nón to go very straight as an arrow or bird, fyár-rå fyár-rá lóm to walk upright.

fyăr, fyăr-rå fyăr-ră quivering as arrow etc. when just shot into a target etc., f.-ră f.-rà ñan to quiver.

fyăr see fyer.

fyǎl vb. n. to be finished, ended, completed, to be matured, fyûl-là fyel-lå fyȧl to be completely finished, tä-ayй a-kúp fyal-non the woman has arrived at the turn of life when child-bearing ceases;. ma-zu fyal fullgrown; tà-lu fyal 1. 8. the finishing of matting i. e, the border-ending 2. vb. to finish do. — fál-lå fyål-lå ended, complete, finished, termination, conclusion, lit. broken off, f.-lå f.-lå gyek the woman has left off childbearing.

fya 1. in a little while, soon fya tyắt or fya-lå tyắt for a little while, fya-là in a little while, presently, 2. distantly related, slight (relationship) a-gyit fya i. q. a-gyit kam ti.

fya 2, a-fya s. the root (of a tree) etc., kun fya, a-fya gryóm roots spread out; a-fya må ok dyán to root up; a-fya tsāk or a-fya tsak lel to take root; fya dot vb. to dig for deep "buk." a-fya-mo i. q. pum-mo q. v.

fyak 1. applied to ground which has been used for cultivation and allowed to run to jungle: to restore into richness and again become ready for cultivation: to be ripe for cultivation, fyak nón ground ready for cultivation from lying fallow; 2. ripe di see s. r. ci; vb. to become ripe see pyak. a-fyak adj. fit for cultivation, said of land in jungle.

fyak fyak-ku long and straight, kun fyak-kā fyuk-ků a tree very high and

long straight and tapering.

fyan-tyuk

fyan vb. 1. to put on a cover as of dish etc., tar-bók fyan to cover a dish, a-fyan fyan to put on cover, fyan tóm-bo covered; 2. to settle, to bring to a final settlement, to terminate, to shut up. a-fyan 8. the cover (of dish, box etc.) a-fyan a-mút 8. the cover and dish, a-fyan a-lap s. the cover and saucer. fyak-fyan the top of skull.— tur-fyan adj. tranquil, peaceful, undisturbed, quiet, happy, serene, lyan tür-fyan an undisturbed place where there is no cultivation, bam lyan tur-fyan an abode of peace and plenty.

fyam 1. a-fyam s. a hump (as in neck of ox), bik fyam a bullock's hump; lumdun on fyam a camel's hump.

fyam 2. see fum.

fyi, fyik, fyit see under fi, fik, fit (fi) etc. fyŭ s. a vessel for cooking, fyu tál vb. to take pot off fire; fyй tyák a small vessel; fyŭ dul s. the rim of a vessel, fyй hon a cracked or broken vessel, fyŭ kúp s. a pipkin, muñ a-flik-nŭn a-fyak-re tün-lin fyй zón-ka tuk-tok på-hip zón gum-o there are some preta's which have heads like a very large earthen pot and necks like unto the marwa-pipe P.-a-fyŭ in comp. fyu 8. the cell in honey-comb vót fyй cells of honey; any depression tuk nyóm fyй the hollow on each side of noso; a-fyй zok mă-kun-ne denotes that a person cannot manage something. fyu-nyim-bo adj. cellular, having cavities. fyŭk, fük-ka fyŭk-ka see under fyuk. fyut incorr. for fyit, fit see fi

fyup vb. t. to join together, as boards, to connect together an-tó fyup to join boards together, ayok fyup-nón the work is completed.

fyum 1. see fim under fi.

fyum 2.: pur-fyum and să-fyum s. a gentle breeze, a zephyr, sa-fyum dul-lä yo-ken when you feet the fanning of zephyr.

fyuk 1. vb. n. to whirl as arrow, ball, fyuk-lu di vb. to come whizzing along, fyuk fyuk whirling round, fyuk fyuk mat vb. to whirl; redupl. fük-kå fyuk-ka

fyun, a-fyun s. 1. the shaft, the column as of arrow, pillar etc. tsón fyun, ka-wo fyun. 2. n. of a small kind of bamboo Hooker I. 332 po fyun used in making arrows, combs etc. · fyun gri u. of a house near Pemiongchi, named from the abundance of the fyu bamboo growing there, built by one of the kings of Sikhim; fyun gri kā-ján a spec. of the kä-jún. —

fyur vb. t. to enclose as leaf for holding water, lóp fyur a cup formed of a leaf, see hyur.

fyul vb. t. to take off as things hanging on hook, ban fyul to unfasten ban from belt; tũn-gryam fyul to unhook hanging bird's cage; to take off necklace: lyak fyul, jer fyul; go fyul to take off saddle; to lift up and take off, to stir up rice zo fyul etc. so as to cause what was at bottom to be at top; met. to stir up, to revise forgotten subjects rin fyul, to resuscitate old grievances or wrongs etc., to incite to revenge; to be agitated: fyul fyul s. a thorough stirring agitation, disturbance, commotion, turbulence, perturbation, lyan ti-lyan fyul fyul ya non the earth and heavens to be swallowed up in one universal convulsion. — fyul dāk s. convulsive gorgitations.

fyek vb. t. to husk, to shell as birds, when eating grain ká-lók fyek zo (rat) to husk and eat. fük-fyek-li hollowed out, worn by friction, fük-fyek-lä mun vb. to become so. - tā-fyek s. the husk of grain,

chaff.

fyen 1. fyen bu s. a spec. of hornet.

fyen 2. a-fyen s. the smell of fermented liquor, chi, fyen-su ri-nóm; hu-si a-som šo-ba či fyen rí nóm when he exhales his breath there is a smell of spirit. — nūm